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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-02

rER srrukTIo8 N ERANcE cExAKLr m
suarEED n A EPEcTaL 70 1HK
CHICAGO HKwa

CE1GAeo. Dec. LA apsoial 70 ths
Dsiln Tssas from Paris says: sIt Is irl-
possible 70 tsst tbs tsmpoR of tie Frsoch
people a. preseal. Tie radicals. Who
ere e the bottom Of the troahls. are %
TIE run. and % looks as ihoaah Clanen-
esan's edoFts 20 pnll d0wn he pillar of
the temple uouid be fFuslRaaed. The
radieals' line led b. Rochsfnrt, and tie
destFrctionisia' line I'D hy DeR Ronide.
have a6and0ued The eonGpisaey 10 osaE-
throw Grsry under pFeteaas Of uipinn
cat the Rsssrnment shame and nsaadaI.
Alarmed By he nncouaulous boasa theY
had Rivsn thar nrsat enamy, FeFrv.
they are nou 0GsrinR tbsir sappars 70
Grexy. uleme1esaa htmaslf, dissou-
eerted hy lhs vtsi1n o. rain disaioasd.
has hambled himself 10 Crew, bua the
preEsaent has nna decided % acesus "a
the samprumtGlng 0vsrtzzsM IAa dap
uiies are pouElng h protaa1H araaurt
d1Dollo4 hins end the mayulz and M
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@us suuncn suzn . Oua ss m

oamR suszIcm soxms b oNn as I'm
moonRoRA1ona.
Ponr1AxD. Dec. l.-lepsciall-Thera
have beea runners onFFont thaa Chief
Jastice Jones Of Washington T6rfilary
waa about 10 resign his posltlon. The
following could Gsem 10 Indicate thaa
eneh Is the case; To-day the Paciao
Ooasl Abstract Oompany fled artioles
q Incorporation. The inoorporakors
are A. II. BFaeman, John Somerville,
and W. II. MsEEiaks and Jaaae R. a.
Jones, OF Seattle. The obiaas of tho
incorporation is making abstracts ane
the vendlnq Of real estate. The capi-
tal stock q $4,000
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m q nKADH ron nm FnoqoaED Prose-
0UzI0N.
NEW YoKK. Dee. 1.--Fixgt DiBsFIrt A.
toFney Davis is preparing formal CON-
plaint eeainst Henry Ives and Gssree
II. HtaynoF. which will be presented
sarly next week 70 The poliss Justice
ana q warrant for aheir arrest wiil be
asked Cor. TIE complaint vii Be swaFn
10 by Lawyer Charles W. Caas, who has
been active 10 lgyirg % Rsf Ives ana
Staynor indicted on the Rfouud thaf
they unlawkuIiy converted 10 thesF 0WB
nse ebout $4,000 worth Of sscnritIss
os the Mineral Range Railway Com
pany which they esntEolled. Kses eait
yesterday thai be wonid b ready Whes-
ever wanted and that be bed no fear Of
he lalllll.
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sls'rn1zs fnrwaEasnR tsiaernms sssEun
~. - pelEzs1Enee of lha Fadlnail
goul4 Annihilaaa ahe Eeu2hRinans.
1neze y n1B presented fha aTssiaele a.
naAng NO have been 0raxy'a hiteagest
inea e1zlng ths pesf fwo gesks gpoEei
i1g af kia enna
Paris b calm, but Il i thaa snrl az
eaim fh1t u11zeg distFuss On fha part az
90 an1haEities. and ths pEeusut5aus
haNe hSaH re1unhtod. Tha nfreeas are
hetne pla1afde1 in al dIrsufinns With
pestera watch are sarn down g fnsi a
possieie b ihe polIse. 7hess rsad:
9nuzEm ca RAlnA
~The rspnbIi1 b "a aan0sx. On
gsoaa ID about 10 nazna aeswy,a ano-
seDuEs A. Versailles there fs 3 non
1eEUus eun1pdEAeY 10 ee1iNHr the oounfrv
over 80 ReRTy. the famine breader-to
Ferry. he tsnqaimsi1H-so RsrFy, ne
valee q Btamafnk. nmpnhlioans of al
1nn9eR eecinllsta or reYcdutiuEsriea,
hail - allog sanh . oEime "a Be per-
leiRatsd : Ne, = thousand times np.
BLOOD mns1 nof doB needlesnly, but us
VII noe reeoii before any nanrin0e %
lags Francs fEs@ being rspEessnted by
he nsanesa Of tEaffoEA Clkinsna let
y Be ready and wafehful; TIE republic
Z IN 6nnnaRo
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GARFTRLD STATUE.
THE LxT1Ln uAUGHTKR on TEE nAHoR
uNFKxxMD THn STATUE AT cm-
CrRNAFT.

OTncnENAx1, Dec. /. - The Garfield
bronze statue b. NIehaus was unveiled
this afternoon before an immense con-
course Of pcopie. The daughter Of
Mayor Smith pulled the cord that loos-
ened the vtil end revealed fhe statue.
fhis performances vas greeted with tre-
mendcns cheers. The statue ID Of hero
10 sizs and stan6s upon q tall aFaRite
base midway between the intersection
OF Eighth and Race streets. The pre-
liminaFy ceremonies began ak ] o'clcck.
and consisted Of speech ai Music hall
by II n. Ezra Taylor, representative In
ccngEt@ from Ga fields cistF Ct, and q
pFoCession from Music hall 10 ahe sta
tue, 10 which toe soldiers societies ana
the militia { Ok pnrt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-02

Ths excltement In the city IL intense.
The mob has gathered In front Of the
Palace Of the Elysee and are crying for
the president 10 resign. Troops guard
the entrance 70 the palace. The crowds
Ia front Of the Palaise Bourbon became
90 demousirative that the cavalry we're
OBLIGED 10 charge them. A number Of
members OF the chamber Of deputies
are In favor Of impeaehiug 0sevy IL bis
resignation Ia not announced when the
sitting u resumed.
The sitting Of the chamber Of depu-
lies vas resumed "a $50 O'Clock. Rou-
vier assembled the tribune and aanounc-
thaf he had concentrated 20 n. Grew
The vste Of the chambeE on the order OF
ths day. This communication. said 4.
Rouvier, caused the president 10 mod
ify bis resolution. he bad never In
tended 10 enter into eouict With gar
Lament and Weuld. therefore. send q
message to the chamber and senate to-
murrow informing them Of his decision.
II. RounieF sddsd that the president
declined 70 accept the resignation Of the
cabinet, which, therefore, retained its
funetions. n. RouvieT'a statement was
greeted with cheers. The chamber ed.
journed until o'clock tomorrow. N.
Paul De Roulde and Luuia Michael
have bean arrested. The crowds con-
time 90 ieck 20 the Elysee and q Feyo-
lnii0rsFy demonstration is expected.
A coaneil vas hsld at the Elyses paI-
ace this evening. President Grew
asked each minister hts opinion, All
seid him that bis immediate resignation
appeared pefemptory. Crew repsied
that 10 was the chambex thar hed
hroucht about The existing situation.
and the ehembNR must bear che Fe-
aponsibiIity before the judgment seas
of history. he begged RoQvier nos %
pxunounce the word ~resignatfonn from,
ihe irIbuns. He authoFiwpd RouvieI
Informally 20 aeQaaint tie Individual
DEPUTIES that bis reeoiuticn wss taken
and Ia presence Of the votes IN ghe
ssnaia and chamber IL was frrsvocahIa
when De Ronlde left the chamber 81
prooeeded 10 the Hotel Ae Tills and "a
believed By large orewd, whom II
haranRued, ealline for ehssEs FOR Grew,
The police dispersed the crowd, h1I
De R0aide refused 70 20. He VS. ar.
rested, but released and prossedsd q
tie ofaee of tbe Dfafranssgenaf q writ
3 protest aeainss ths action Of the police
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Am nlHkxH o. TAa akEnaE ASYLUM xAKms
nm own xzEn.

nm own EzFE.
RoHfLAND. Dec. L.--l lsDscial. l--Thoua.
as DelauRhey, an inmate Of tho insane
asylum as balem, committed suloids
last BiRha bY hanging himself. The
bods Was not discovered until early thls
morning. DelauRhey had taken sheet
from his bed. twisted u into q rope, tied
one end securely 10 the inside of TIE
window aill. fastened the other end
around his neck, hoisted The snsh and
jumped ont. Death vas pEoduoed by
stfananlation. The deed was oommit-
ted 80 noiselesaly thai no ems heard L.
DelauRhey vas committsd 10 the asylum
from Portland few weeks ego and was
q very vgalent subject.
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ogTluMns Aa8Kz AND n6TEs cH Brnsx
CLASS EnElGHIs VIII m ADVANCED.
Cmckao. Dee. l--Ths tranasonsinen.
tal ofHesEs today agreed upon The form
affon ef an assoeiatioa. 1he head
quarters will be al DengeF, ana ,. 3.
Leeds. ofAhe Atchison, Topska & sants
Ra read, h 10 be eAAirman. Tha Paaiia
Mail Steamship Company is 10 receiys
q rnouihly SUBSIDY eqasi 70 265. .ooo, bat
u is net Yet settled whoRbeE Is will be
paid IN cash eF b diVsrfina aufHnisat
Pasiac esas1 frsiRbt 20 lbs Rsaia 60
uaake up the amount. An aEKananment
has been made With tie Oanadian Psei-
ha whereby ie viii Be allowed 70 charge
. lsss rtts % irzfao - 8an fEaneiseo
end will iuleFchanae bnaiue@ at Port
lard vita Ne GaFtheEB e1d Dnlon Pa.
efas roads Frs class frelzAts uilI BE-
esvanes6. from Mes York - San Ff1n-
cisco, fron - 70 e. psE hundsed pould
and other FHAes to propoEtsnn- Tke nee
aFraa1smants vii psohahlF % into
UEsot % &anuzFy la.
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An individuA claiming 20 be empl0yed
on the steemex Umatilla vas arrested
on suspicion Of xcbhina Mr.. BaFslett.
The sum Of $50 wAs found on bis per-
son. He will BE- examined tomorrow.
omeana Canvass.
PORTLAND, Dec. I.-Ispsoiall-The
Official canvass Of The state vote was
oompIeied today By the secretary Of
state. The total vote on prohibition
sDood yes 1880, No 27,e58.
wIn be seia.
Bkn RnAnozsco, Dec. 1.-The Brifiah
sealing sohooneE Lottie FairGald, nsizsd
II Behfing See several months ago,
viii be cold hsFe tomorrow.
I've mmraerers AFrnlgnea.
sAn FnAHcrsoo, Dee. John John
sou waa aFEaiqned Ia the Unitad States
oiroalt court this afternoon on q charge
Of the murder Of Captain John VIII
Iiams, of The ship Occidental, IN March
last. He pleaded not guilty. Thomas
N. Batenar, the prigate soldier who
shot and killed Sergeant BopoE at the
Preside IN July, was also eEFaiRned On
q charge ef mnFder. He pleaded not
Rulliy. but nfkaFgnEd withdrew bis plea
| for one week, as 5udae Sawyer stated
| that be desired 70 have the iuFisdisiion
Of the court in Toe case definitely DE-
eid1d.
BisDuss ever Ferry Csnia
EaN FRAHuIBoa. Dec. / - 10 Sam
Ohona, q Chinese hIRhbindsr, was ahoI
ana killed early ihis naorninq ~ hiqh.
binder named fIeong Al Tick, II q Obi
II .~--. .rn.u.sffs,e. h~,r.1. nhn - -.
had q dispute over fsrty ooutg.
Gaia Fatally weunaea.
WArs0ErIEEn, CaL, Dee. L--AIvin
Rondando, aasd fOaF years, was fatally
wounded yesterday b. an aooidantal
discharge Of q gun which Waa being
eieaned hy Willie Powers.
Csming Wenfhar.
san FRAncIDco, Das. l.--IndieaaIona
| for - hours beginninR e 4 q. N. %
Dscomhsg 8 For Oregon ana Waah.
l inQton TeFrstegys Rain in OsaRnn, local
rains "a Washinaton Territory, suufheT.
/ iy winds IN Oregon. winds shifting "a
nosthexiy fn Washington Tergilory.
slightly cooler.
Csleeed csIenys
6An FnANgIB0o, Dso. LA eolorsd
eotony has aaarted fPom North Carolina
b TIE 6nnsst route for this state. ThG
nsRFues viii aFrivD haFe ~ q wpak, and
vii settle u shasta county. whers landa
hnsa basn Ioaated fof them.
Esezns - PEissaers.
San BAEAxL, Doo. LA eonvles
named HkinH, serving q term for train
wreokinR, and nno1ksr named Dorsey.
aentomaed for life fcF the murder of 4
banker named C1mninas darinQ tie
EobbaEY of 9 slaas 10 Nsvada ooaniT.
aasapsd from thn penitenfiary tofsy.
shinn, whoaa tsrm bad nsaTiy exrifs3.
waa on the s'frnHls" ilst and snanasd IN
hauiing u9pplies from the eommlnaarg
dapnr1mauf b tbe prison. His iona 10
ang was e1ToFBd wi1h FnbbaE shasfina
| b pEoasst \ from ~ rain and 4 d sap-
pusod shat DunssY esnnanlad bimaslf
bensAth a. Ghiun dF0so bsyoad fhe
guard linz and when COS of aksuEVaaiou
beth dessEtsd ths wsgan and nad1
thats eeoaps,
ghe Las apEke Rng,y.
EGm KnEmuz1uo. Dsn L-Dsapina fks
rains aiung tha l1na 81 lhe 0silfuEula g
| Osenun raiiroa6 70 damans has hesr
dons and he Fxslrnad dlrsekars hagI
6seided y ran . special train q addi
ton 20 fke o1e hs1ulo4oEe anneuneed
and have deHnitniy nsl fhs dafs q a1s y.
! ne the la1S aplks fos ~ seal1 lasta1i
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0AA EnARHsce. Dee. 1.--Ths schouu
e Lillian arrived hera las1 aeahina
from tha tziAna nf Raroloneo. - Sae
south oea. ahe hrinRa Ghs Fspnrl thal
ChaEles W. Hanka. The defanlai1N 4 naAh-
leE q Mells, Fargo q CAS- exprass, uRo
neo 3 tAa island abe9a q year aSra. a
s.lll LIVING there. wlth appaFuaily llfiis
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11e aPlke eElviEz parry ul'l ean.a.t a.
e1,4lels q toe AouInNFn Rnnlao con.
alYr peel11srt1 a fAo e'tr snh 1snan
coaf1a 81 t180e, rr1z&1Ent ~ - ekar,-
81 81 cumE19rcA tte mnyuR. ana : enw
.agllea R1cslA Tie party VII lesrs -
kxl4ays the IN tngl.s tho dAV hefnrN 80
fesulAf sxeaEaiua depaEss f1E Roflss1f-
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The People sf Paris Gather
In Excited MeRs.
rs Radicals n. Alarnss At assAsFsnsn.
TAsy Have Ouu.ss-Pr..ias.s
srsvy y H..lhfi.s.

Pknzs, Dee. 1s--Presffsnf Grsvs fhir
nftaxneon inform1d the mfnirlnrial
coug1 that, In view of the chnnQa IL TIE
nif1atlnn, be did not pEupoae q make 4
coUnn1nlEa1tDn 20 paEilamenk today.
M. Rousisr VII annoanes ths dsei1ion
Of n. GsevY q. the chamber of daUutie1
eablnot. Il y reported that Presiaera
Gssyy VII shcgtly f0Em new oabine9.
The 06,ctal Gasstts published e noan
he Withdrawal of The RESIGNATION Of tue
Ro1YieR eahinst. The wilharawal was
made e The request q the president.
Ihe yoannaf Des Debafs advocates
he elestion Of q. kerEy % the prszi-
dancF.
General Rerron, minister Of var 10
lke eabinsa. h1s been appointsd nrand
oflleex of fhe Legion of Honor. Thrsata
have been uada Of q FeyOl1aionsry
demonstration II fEunt Of the ahamher
of depufies today, but they are not re-
qaRded G6 sesf0ng. kxt1nsive military
and police precautions have bean taken.
however, % guard agaiEsl any outbreak.
When tho chamber Of Deputies assem-
hled n Rouvief annonncsd that shs
pEoaidont had rsconsideEed his decision
70 send message 20 The chamber cor
laininR his resignation and, therefore,
The oabinst had again resigned. The
Of this aetfon Of tka
was greeted with consinusd
Applause by The members Of the left.
". Rloard, prezldent Of the left Rroupa,
moEed that the sitting be suspended.
The mombaEs 0k2the Kioht and extrsme
efh mnrmnRed as this proposal and n.
u. Ounce Dorna. exclaimed. 'sDis-
would be pEefeKnbls.n
AZ 2 O'Clock the Chamber Of DeOukies
Eook q recess until 4 o'clook. Great
sFsWds surrounded she legislative build-
ne. but they we're orderly and there was
DO sign Of q present Fev0lutl0n.
AZ q ministerial ccunsil this naorninQ
be president Informed d. Rouvisr thai
be believed that public opinion vas now
% his favor, and that be could form q
rev cabinet. when II. RouyieR left tbe
Chamber be proceeded 10 the Palace Of
be Elyssso and bed oonfersncs with
he president. Il il reported that M.
floNFeua Ia trVina 10 form q aahfnef
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PonI ToWEzEEn. Dec. 1.--lBpeaial -
An indi ividuAl clnimingto Be empi0yed
on the skeemez Umatilla vas arrested
on suspicion Of zobbina MR. Barlletk.
Ths sum Of $50 was found on his per-
500. He will BE- examined tomorrow.
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There are great crowds ID front Of the
Parliament buildinQ, which uumker sew.
eEai thousand. ande they are increasing
IN density. Cries Of "A bas Ferry" and
''vive GEevy" are frequently heard. The
police keep the people moving and ere
nsw clearing the approaches 20 the
Chambers.
The 0haahsr Feaaasmblsd a 4 o'oloek,
but afurihee recess vas taken until
O'Clock. The Senate has taken . recess
until 8 o'clock.
81. PaEl De Houlde, leader cf the pat.
Kiolic league, addressed q section Of toe
crowd ouimde Of the Chamber and gave
The crowd the cry '.viv0 0revy" and
s.virs B0ulanQer." The people Eeioinsd
with cries Of "A bas Grsvy" and "tivs
Ia Repuhlique.n
. The earde republicaine assisted the
poIics 10 clear the whole square between
PaIais Boab0 and the Quays. The pub-
lie are refused admission 10 the palece
BouFbons.
There was 9 big demonstration In
the crowd shouting "vive u Russie, y
and the police had 20 disperss the gath
ering.
The chamber Of deputies adjourned
until six o'clock awaiting the coumnui-
oasi0n promised from the president.
When the session Was resumed AZ four
o'clock an order was submitted and met
with approval FROM both left and center.
10 was carried BY vote Of 6s1 against
8. n. Rouvier then returned 20 the
palace to communicate 20 II. GFevy the
result Of the vote. Il Ia reported that
when be informed II. Gsevy that the
sitting was suspended the president re-
piled that The ministers having resigned
they could not be charged With any
Communication 10 the chamber.
~. Roavier has freely expressed bis
Opinion that the president viii only re-
sign under the pressure OF q hostile
manifestation by the chambers.
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NOTICE.

VHYR rms uNDKRsIN0p. o. 3 MIrcHEII
w and y. n. Sparling, coRaltncrs and com
pFlsinG he arm 81 Mitchell, SpaRitnN \ O.,
have tbs day hy lnuiual conseut dlsselved
parsnesship ana the aaid ARA Of Atlehell.
sparlin9 4 o..
We have associasel eareeivua with ihe North
weataFn Electric supp3y and Canstruettoa
Ocmusny. asd will andeE thAt Mans contiaue
car psessnt electrical basineas
8 4. MITCHELL.
Y. H 9RASffNu.
ssGrxlA Nov. - 1851. nsas 3.
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PORTLAND. Dec. I.-Ispsoiall-The
official canvass Of The state vote was
oompIeted today By the secretary Of
state. The total vote on prohibition
saood zee 10 9.oz5. no 1883.
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CHAUTAUQUA GROUNDS,

Roint Heyer, vasAaa Isiana. viii - give ne
depcttaE, ard with h he righf b. anAsef fscm
leo cholee iosa IN tha aFaer ef dxpaalt. sAtd 10
= - dee3ed IN ooSaptAare WitA ceElaia speci-
ned ceodirona e. e6aainahle apen applicasien-
tbs odsr \ opaa from peeemhsf fst e D.
eecees Slat. 1851. Maa he sslectten of lots
1at. hs made On O. heiorr Rshranry ist, isSS.
ao1a In
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CHnruRs, WE, Dee The Cher-
enne 4 buflinRten ntanoh 81 The Bar
llng1on q Missouri system wns eom-
pielsd 10 les depot n thls ri1v a 80
minutes bafors o'clook thls svp1ino.
lnolsands o. people witnoseed ne
dFlsiaa of The lasl aulka. whieh 10
aighAlised by che boosnina 81 oannors
and the music Of brass banda.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-02

San Dmae. neA LA Qasrral efoas
between WIN AlhgiRhs and Jca. RsnnSll.
sWoo ooruekm11 e the Rass lanaker cor.
peny's yard2 today, aud AIhEhaht drew
heavy pocket knife and wa afvano-
tna % bennolt, when eQpsrlntenlsnl
Avery of The yards iuhaEfaRed. Aibrinht
turned - answer him end Bnnefl
p.eklng ~ . heavy day ntaka saFnek
AlhElkht z fearful blow "a tie hesa.
Telling him % The nEoand. bannsll hli
nim Again onoe ef twice hefuRa AvnPV
ee1ld ssizs him. Alhfieht wss oongegea
y DIS room hieedina psUfuaalg, ana il "A
feared hia fffe "A n asnpn4-
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G. a. WEED, ~. 3.
DEFICK ROOM No. 4 IKsl.klS-
" LearY block, Seattle. Residence cor
ner Front and Unlcn -. TelephaneNo.
Ofiioe hours from II 70 ~ q. m. %
and Z 20 An N. eea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-02

SAN knAHcIsoo, Dec. l.--panrson ana
AEnold. lcsases of the Baldwin hofsl.
to-day maae a. essignmeus % tlItir =.
SETS p . oommlttee, Who arc b ranra-
cent ne eredlioFa TIE assets are mast.
y notes given b. boardozs far hnlal
bills ana tne hofel stores. A Renaral
meeting % creditors viii ka hald TO-
morrow.
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HBW YonK, Dec. 1.-The AmeFio.u
wool reporter says that lho rrepaFationS
for joint conference az Wnnhinnsnn
On next Monday, betueon tie ropr1sen-
taalyea of the w0olen mauufaetnrnga
wool nfoweFs and wool msrohnnka. ~
regard 10 The National lenialaiInn, ers
nog practically completed. The wool.
en- manufaeinfefa' oommitlee has fnTf
been appointed. The wool pfoweras
oommistee vas announced some useks
AGO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-02

New Honx, Deo. 1.-The 80. parl ana
EortheEn Paei1o Railway Comuang ~
dled IN answer % tha unilea ttalea 81.
euit coaFt IN the Hnls brouaht ~ ahn
Oregon Transoonlinontai Oumpanp.
The defendant danlna that There wsa
any fraud II the increase Il tha capital
stook o. any Illegal transfers 81 sIaok
on che part Of tha company. Et aAmfsa
shat the cspltal stock Uaa inntnaeeH
several millions 81 tie time OF the nenk
Rapids and Sc. ranl oxlension. all ~
which vas done with tha eanosfon AZ
The Oregon Trnnasontsnanf.ai oosnr-nrv.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-02

Bkn RnAnosco, Dec. 1.-The Britiah
sealing Schooner Lsottie Fairfield, ssinsd
IN Behfing See several months ago,
vii be eold here tomorrow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-02

PUnnE0. Ool.. Dee. 4-Ths sisuoars
Pacific track wns laid Into PnebIo ao-
night aboui ten o'cloak, amid the roar
Of cannon and anyila, and the glars of
bonnree. There Ia great rei0lelna IN
Pueblo. Two bridges we're biiiil iodsV
and two and three-fouEthm miles 81
traak laid.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-02

Los AMoKLns, Dec. 1.--Au indlannflou
messing Of lhe sailor strikes ws1 helf
81 San Pedro last night. Thay nalhara8
uD torches and marched ahr1nah -
pEinclpis streets Of TIE town. Thes Fo-
tired iaae at night 70 their homes. Nc
further tfnabie occurred. Today tteV
Got toaether and gave tise paouie 81
she town another scare. They ha1 ~.
eEAl mestinQs during the day. ana n.
eided 20 TAXA charge OF ali the rhipn
ID port and run TIE men 81 81 fhero.
They spent the whole oe tie mfternnon
pTeparing for The var. - was nienn
cut toniRhi that trouble wcnld kaain ~
aaRnnat fouinFfow
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-02

ALAMosk, Ools Dec. /. - Michael
Obrlen, The tramp who brulaily out
RACED Aiu McGsegot night before Iasl.
was taken from jail laat niaht hv me
ci1i1ens ana hanged 10 the gate oi lha
stock yafds. TIE recovery nf tie alrl
is douhiful.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-02

Los Am0KERs, Dea. L.-Haftia well.
stain wna arralened fhIr no-,s1,'.,
charged With The muEdsr aTla eres-~s,. -.
of Dooaof HaEiaa on he go ~ - rf...
sooef; soe oelEaYea allaht naIvdns-
nsls. %. H1sSssaa nrnaiy Not nmslsg.i y
heE trial is hxsd for Desanb1E SIh'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-02

Los AnoEzEs. Dec. 1.--Eank Rfc9in.
ley, q young mechanic, was aoo,fenlalIv
shat and killed 40 sierra Mnfrn ekle
morning. He Wa8 theFe WORKING q a
house and wemi out hsfoRa hFank fnea a.
shoot rabbits. He etumbled over \ rreK
and The qua Went of, the eharee ffsrinr
q great hole In his abdomen. His -
Fsntg live here. He va 4 1.roaIe.
young membsr cf savssal labos oFaani~
xstiona. 60
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-02

MN Nonx. Dec. LA Washfneton
1pec.Al . lhs Poss Ayas TIA rapofl al
ne feEltc railway eonimieslon. nrlesr
ne commis1lOnoFa have CONS IA ~
aRfceme4t since yesterday, WIN Is fn
tWo p1rt1-a majority repoSl. signed ~
unmml41I1neF1 Andersen and IaaI1e9.
reenmmending an extension a fhn Cow
efame1e9 seooad moElaaQn "a -
pEupoEsT, bnt upun The condition Ghaa n
w!ll inzaEo the paynent il full, ard 4
minority faBQEt h9 OommiaslonNR pNffl
sons reconmendlna the payment ~ 4
lumQ sum nep1ea1nlina tha nqarenf
value o. the noQeFnmantae afnirn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-02

6AN FnAEOrsco, Dee. l.--sntna Hnns
tbs morning cverEulad tha dannTer Al
tee oonplain1 ID The sult onnmeens's
b Me-. CLARA Balle MoDonald a rs.-s-.
e $4,000 frcm her fafhsr-fn. le~- a
n. neDsnales foT aiieBating ksr has-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-02

LxxEngRoN. Ny. Dec. f.-fan Nmla.
eEe proprletor Of The Rlmondors siad
today VaFohased from Dwyer Rrns. fhe
great eolt TrOmenl for $1,000. Thfs
ia The lsRHes1 price ever Paid ia tkle
eoantEy fss q hcmebRsd Thoroughbred